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On a stormy night, a couple of unfortunate travelers rushed into an abandoned mansion in the woods to take shelter. But even worse than the merciless rain, they have in fact, accidentally entered the hunting ground of a bloodthirsty killer...

Terrorscape is a team-based asymmetric horror game. You could take the roles of the survivors or the killer. Survivors cooperate to escape the mansion by searching for 5 keys or repairing the radio to make an emergency call. The killer is solely against the survivors. The killer needs to locate the survivors by their noise or by skills and decide how to eliminate them.

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In a game of survivors, you hide under the sight of the killer and be careful that some action may make noise. You can also draw cards to find items in some locations so as to equip yourself well for the fight. Most importantly, survivors look for keys or repair the radio to make an emergency call aiming to ultimately escape from the nightmare.

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On the other side, the killer hunts the survivors with unforgiving abilities. The killer needs to manage well your hand to plan for actions: move, sense, spread fear, block doors......etc. When the killers encounter the survivors, a battle of life and death begins!



With various characters of killers and survivors, each match is diversified! Each of the characters has their own skills, playstyles, and their own miniatures. Killers, enjoy your hunt! Survivors, play smart and outplay your opponent! Roll a show with blood and fear!

You and your competitors’ transit companies have been hired by the city to build new subway lines and commercial developments to improve the city's bottom line.

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Manage assets such as time, money, & resources to build your subway line. Gain prestige by completing objectives and fulfilling the city’s transit demands. Focus on individual projects, open Agendas or a little of both in an effort to earn more prestige than the competition. Can you stay on track to deliver on the cities many needs?

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Terminus is a subway planning, developing and construction game for 2-5 players, aged 14+, taking 30-40 minutes per player.

Welcome, weary traveller, to the town of Gallow Springs - the only "civilized" town on the entire Dethelm Frontier. Surrounded by bandits, predators, and cultists, only the toughest survive. If you’re going to last, you must find a source of income, purchase new gear, build shelter, recruit a posse, and protect your homestead. Do you have what it takes?

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Bantam West is an ITS adventure game for 1-4 players set in the wild frontier. In this frontier sandbox, you must form a plan and play on your character's strengths, weaknesses, and personality to outperform the competition. Whether you live the life of a powerful merchant, an agile gunslinger, a malicious arsonist, or a stealthy thief, there is a unique way for you to come out on top! Along the way, be on the lookout for enemies and rival players who are aiming to fight you, burn your cabins down, and steal your hard-earned wealth!

Welcome to Taiwan Night Market, the paradise for street food lovers! In this game, you play as an ambitious verdor trying to make a fortune by bidding on the best locations for your stalls and attract customers with your most delicious food. Can you outwit your competitors and be crowned the king of the night market vendors?

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In Taiwan Night Market, every round you bid on the locations on the map and open stalls of 4 types of food and drink. If you can connect stalls of the same type together, they will earn you more!

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Then, the customers will swamp in and buy the food they want at the first available stall they encounter. The locations are crucial for the traffic of customers, but bidding at the right amount is critical to win. At the end of the game, the player with the most money wins!

Are you a fan of classic board games, but find it difficult to get your hands on them? Have you ever wanted to see rare and out-of-print games from gaming history, but can't visit a physical museum? Then Tabletopia has some exciting news for you!

We're thrilled to announce our upcoming project, the Board Game Museum. This digital museum will showcase the biggest and greatest retro games and out-of-print classics in gaming history, all in one convenient location. These classic games will be available for a new digital audience through our best-in-class Unity 3D, in-the-browser application.

We want to make sure the Board Game Museum features the games that you, the players, want to see. That's why we're asking for your input! We've created a short survey with just four questions to help us determine what you'd like to see in this project!

So whether you're a die-hard board game enthusiast or just curious about gaming history, we want to hear from you! Take the survey and share it with your friends and fellow gamers to help us create the ultimate digital archive.

We want to hear what you want to see!

To give you an idea of the games our users have suggested, we received a wide range of responses to our end-of-year survey. Some of the most popular classic games mentioned include Grand Austria Hotel, Warhammer Quest: The Adventure Card Game, Glory to Rome, Stone Garden, Hive, Monopoly, Guild Ball, and Magic Realm. We also received requests for older and harder-to-find games such as Dozo, Snapshot, and Stellar Conquest.

Thank you for your participation, and we can't wait to share the Board Game Museum with you soon! Stay tuned for updates on our release date and more information about the exciting games that will be featured in the museum.